Queensland Support Services and Solutions wish to advise of our Office Operating Hours over Christmas and New Year.
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Protected: December 2016 Bulletin
NDIS Sessions – Getting Informed and Sharing Practical Strategies
The Community Resource Unit (aka CRU) is running some more NDIS Participant Readiness events throughout November and December.
They’ll be held at Sunnybank, Springfield Lakes, Kenmore Hills, and Fortitude Valley.
Swings and Roundabouts with the NDIS
It’s been a fun-filled few months for the NDIS since the the start of the 2016-17 financial year. While progress has been made, it’s been far from smooth sailing.
The Triple Zero “Emergency +” Smartphone App
(This article is reproduced from the Federal Government’s Triple Zero (000) information page)
Australia’s Triple Zero Awareness Working Group has developed a smartphone app for iOS, Android and Windows devices to: Continue reading
Protected: September Bulletin
Entamico Charity Golf Day
The Entamico Foundation is holding a charity golf day with all proceeds being donated towards the Spinal Home Help Accommodation Project.
The golf day is on September 23 and tees off at 8am until 4pm.
QSSS is hoping to be there, so we’ll hopefully see you at the 19th hole!
NDIS Symposium: Housing for people with disability
Housing for people with disability: Let’s take action will be the eighth NDIS Symposium hosted by Griffith University on Monday 8th August, 2016.
It comes after overwhelming concern expressed over accessible housing at the previous symposium in February. Continue reading
Body Mind Spirit Connection Workshops
Feeling burnt out? Need to recharge? The Body Mind Spirit Connection is running workshops for support workers throughout August.
Spinal Home Help Accommodation House Project
Spinal Home Help has launched an ambitious project, to build a fully accessible accommodation house as close to the PA spinal unit as possible.
The rationale for the project is the difficulties already faced by families adjusting to a recent spinal injury, especially those from regional areas of Queensland.
Having an accessible house nearby the spinal unit is an important stepping stone during the early days of rehabilitation.